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Originally Posted by TimT
My initial response was to one of the other posters... I know with a full basement installing drains on the interior is much more economical then excavating around your whole basement... as I noted in a later post..
I am a car nut, in addition to that I am a licensed Profession Engineer, who has worked in heavy and residential construction for over 30 year...
Yes the diamond blade on an edger is some funny schiess...
I would bet big that the slab has no reinforcement.......
Think I am about done with Pelican...
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Well, Tim, if you'd like me to apologize, you have it. I do have some practical experience on this issue having removed my share of concrete. But no reason to be pissing people off, so I acquiesce.
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Originally Posted by plumb4u2
you should be done with pelican cause you're a freakin idiot
you think running a 2 cycle engine chop saw in a basement for a half hr is gonna kill somebody????
oh wait you are a licensed professional engineer...that makes sense, you are probably a big Obama fan also
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No need for that kind of post. A few of those and you will be banned.
Oh, and on the lawn edger issue, there are some grades of concrete that would saw with a hand saw. The kind I seem to always encounter would laugh at me using a Skillsaw or anything less than a machine designed to cut concrete.
I have probably dry sawed a quarter mile of stucco which is 3/4 to 7/8" thick. Speed averages about 2'/ minute and the stuff is soft compared to concrete with 3/4 rock.
If any of you want to compare how much dirt, concrete, debris, lumber, materials, paint, plaster, plywood, drywall, roofing, steel, etc. you have hauled on your back with the 40 years I have been doing that, bring it on.